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Stetson Weekly Collegiate
-OFFICIAL STUDENTS' PUBLICATION OF STETSON UNIVERSITY.
Yol. XVIII
DeLand, Florida, Wednesday, March 14, 1908.
No. 19
1-0 FAVOR OF
PROFESSIONALS
Ormond Wins Only After
Ten Innings.
BEST GAME EVER PLAYED HERE
Yery Few Players Reached Second.
Tilden's Sensational Catch.
On Thursday the Ormond team
crossed bats with the Stetson nine
and for nine innings neither team
was able to score, although the
chances of Stetson were good in
the second inning. But Mickle
and Hamlin were caught napping
on first by the left-handed pitcher, Scanlon.
1st. Inning—Stetson chose the
outs, and retired Ormond in one,
two, three order.
Stetson then" came to bat and
met the same fate.
2nd Inning.—Ormond was re
tired one, two, three.
Stetson came to bat. W. Mickle
got first on error by shortstop,
but was caught on first by pitcher.
Kirby singled. Hamlin singled
but was caught napping on first.
Sams struck out.
3rd Inning.—Ormond sent three
men to bat, but one sent a fly to
right and two struck out.
Stetson followed in one, two,
three order.
4th Inning.—Ormond accomplished nothing this inning,
neither did Stetson. Every man
was playing ball and giving the
pitcher the best of support.
5th Inning.—With two men
out.McBane of Ormond singled THE J^W TEAM
and gained first base. Duny hit)
to third and was out. WINS DEBATE
Stetson went out one, two,?
three. ?
6th Inning.—With two men ^tS and LaWS Foilgllt it
out Coakly of Ormond gained< Ollt Friday
Erst and was sent to second bv a<
single of McOrory's, but the next BOTH SIDES PUT UP GOOD CASE
man was out. Stetson gained?
nothing this inning, although ™10«» Won the Medal-Synopsis of
Campbell got a pretty hit. the Speeches.
7th Inning.— Nothing doing for)
Ormond this time. / At 8 :80 o'clock on last Friday
Pelot started it off for Stetson?evening a most interested audi-
with a hit but could not get home. ?enee had gathered in the Univer-
8th Inning.—Ormond couldn't ?sity Auditorium to listen to the
get the ball out of the diamond.) inter-department debate for which
Stetson had the same trouble ^preparations had been on hand
this inning. )for so long.
9th Inning.—Still the old story ) The question to be debated was,
—nothing doing for either side—> "Resolved: That in case of dis-
except to hold the other down. S pute between shippers and inter-
10th Inning.—Fitzgerald start- > state carriers, a Federal Commis-
ed out with a hit for Ormond, and S sion shall have power to fix a rate,
was advanced by Duffy. O'Neills such rate to obtain until reviewed
sent a grounder to third which s by a competent court, to which
was thrown to first but was highs appeal shall have been taken."
and Fitzgerald scored. s The Laws, who upheld the af-
Stetson could not score this \firmative, were represented by G.
half. Score 1 to 0. < W. Conover, A. L. Auvil and J. C.
line up. ) Gramiing, while the Lits, who put
Ormond. Stetson. slVp a strong argument for the neg-
Fitzg-eraM C g^P1*/1 ative, had as their worthy repre-
Scanlon P E. Mickle K ' •' l
Doran lb Hamlin > sentatives, G. M. Calhoun, D. J.
Puff,y |S Kirby Blocker, and W. G. Sparkman.
Coakiey 3b Pelot ( ' x
O'Neill ss M.Sams) Dr. Hulley was in the chair,
Mc^ne « Bro£d.w,e11 and promptly at 8 :30 G. W. Con-
McCrory cf ^.. Tilden ( l l J
Burns ) f w ,T; , , > over opened the debate for the
Murray ) . „,... , , , < affirmative. His manner of ad-
Strike outs—Scanlon. 8; Mickle, 4. (
Hits off—Scanlon, 6; Mickle, 4. s dress was excellent and his state-
Umpire-Fred Botts. mei)t of the eyils existing under
Tilden made the star catch of ? the present system was logically
the game. Doran hit a.long fly? expressed. He claimed that under
deep between left and center, and the existing condition tho public
Tilden started after it and pulled U8 absolutely at the mercy of the
it down amid the applause of all; (ContinuedonPa^e 3.1
BASE BALL Wifh K. M. I
Friday Game Called at 3:15 Saturday Game Called at 2:00
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